RE: CAPI problem: Howto ...

Hi Marc,

thanks for the hint. This is the perfect solution in MSVC but
i can't imagine how to do this in LWW. How would you "reimport"
these new controls into CAPI (and moreover into the right position
in the object hierarchy) ?

Kind regards
AHz

Marc Battyani [mailto:marc.battyani@fractalconcept.com] wrote
>
>You just need to subclass your control. Search for "subclassing" in the
>Win32 SDK.
>It's very easy to do.
>
>Marc
>

Re: CAPI problem: Howto ...

RE: CAPI problem: Howto ...Andreas Hinze wrote:
>thanks for the hint. This is the perfect solution in MSVC but
>i can't imagine how to do this in LWW. How would you "reimport"
>these new controls into CAPI (and moreover into the right position
>in the object hierarchy) ?

When you subclass a control, you get the messages for the control but
generally you forward the messages that you don't process back to it. So
CAPI should continue to work.

Marc